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Made in us
Roarin' Runtherd






Made some Ork Warbikes out of plastic tubes, i-beams, plain sheets, and some extra bits.



















Saw some guy make something like this before. Can't remember who it was or find it now. Made these to count as Mega Armored Nobz. Guess the Necron guy who is trying to find a way to return Necrons to flesh again was doing some experiments on Orks so he could then try returning them to a less mechanic form. Before he could finish he had to abandon his work as a massive Waaagh entered the area. A curious Big Mek found the digital version of Nobz locked in some strange Necron machine left behind and decided to put them to good use







Got my other scratch built stuff primed now too. Going to start painting them soon. Or make some Grot Kannons out of some spare Battlewagon Kannons and more Wheels I have left over.

   
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Morphing Obliterator




Medrengard

Way cool. Love the cybork guys

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Last Remaining Whole C'Tan






Pleasant Valley, Iowa

I like the Wall-E-esque robot. The bikes are very solid as well - great work.

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 Flinty wrote:
The benefit of slate is that its.actually a.rock with rock like properties. The downside is that it's a rock
 
   
 
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